Break Reminder/Stretch Program

http://sourceforge.net/projects/workrave/files/workrave/1.9.3/workrave-win32-v1.9.3-installer.exe/download

Code to sort your Linux downloads directory. I run this every day.

#!/bin/bash

# Set these two variables to the full pathname
# of your holding and storage directories

downloads=/home/akendrick451/Downloads


cd $downloads


#make sure we have our directories created
mkdir -p Music
mkdir -p Zips
mkdir -p Applications
mkdir -p Documents
mkdir -p Images
mkdir -p Scripts
mkdir -p Other

ls | while read file
do
filetype=$(file -ib "$file")
#echo $file $filetype
# echo "$filetype"

if [ "$filetype" = "application/octet-stream; charset=binary" ]; then
echo "music" $file $filetype
blMove=true
strFolder="Music"
elif [ "$filetype" = "application/x-directory; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=false
elif [ "$filetype" = "application/zip; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Zips"
elif [ "$filetype" = "application/x-gzip; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Zips"
elif [ "$filetype" = "application/x-bzip2; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Zips"
elif [ "$filetype" = "image/jpeg; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Images"

elif [ "$filetype" = "image/png; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Images"
elif [ "$filetype" = "image/x-ico; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Images"

elif [ "$filetype" = "image/gif; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Images"


elif [ "$filetype" = "application/pdf; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Documents"
elif [ "$filetype" = "text/html; charset=utf-8" ]; then
strFolder="Documents"
blMove=true
elif [ "$filetype" = "text/plain; charset=us-ascii" ]; then
strFolder="Documents"
blMove=true


elif [ "$filetype" = "application/msword; charset=binary" ]; then
strFolder="Documents"
blMove=true

elif [ "$filetype" = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text; charset=binary" ]; then
strFolder="Documents"
blMove=true

elif [ "$filetype" = "text/html; charset=us-ascii" ]; then
strFolder="Documents"
blMove=true

elif [ "$filetype" = "text/x-shellscript; charset=us-ascii" ]; then
strFolder="Scripts"
blMove=true


elif [ "$filetype" = "text/x-php; charset=us-ascii" ]; then
strFolder="Scripts"
blMove=true





elif [ "$filetype" = "application/vnd.ms-office; charset=binary" ]; then
blMove=true
strFolder="Documents"
else
blMove=true
strFolder="Other"
#echo "doc?" $file $filetype
fi

if [ $blMove = true ]; then
echo Moving... $file to $strFolder
blMove=false
mv "$file" $strFolder/"$file"
fi

done

Diagnosing linux problems using strace....

from : http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3909856/Using-Strace-to-Trace-Problems.htm

Using Strace to Trace Problems

October 25, 2010
By Joe Brockmeier

Having trouble figuring out why Apache isn't starting, or another program is crashing and burning, and the logfiles are giving no clue? Time to reach for strace.

What's strace? The strace utility is used to run a command and display its system calls, so you can see exactly what the program is doing until it exits. Experienced users can work with strace to do performance testing and so on, but even beginners can use strace as a diagnostic tool to see why a program is crashing.

Here's what you do. First, simply start your application or service using Strace, like so:

strace commandname

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